Forgot that I had this...

*Reads title*

Not really, just been busier than Donald Trump's campaign schedule. Surprisingly, he isn't even slowing down. Ironic, seeing how he went from billionaire celebrity to, well, whatever you want to classify him as now. I guess it doesn't really matter, since he's still rich as f***.

I'm currently sitting in the library on Saturday night. There are 7 other people in sight in all directions. Last night, I spent 7 hours in the same chair, running data for this hell of a project I'm working on for school. It's going well. Just made a boring presentation for it too. Literally 12 graphs.

So. Many. Graphs.

You may be wondering how the rest of the semester is going....

Don't ask.

Great! What else here..... I'm destroying 1st place in fantasy hockey right now. SEE!

Told you.. sorry Morassutti.

You may think this post is a huge waste of time and and internet space, and it completely is. I'm just wasting time until the prince of Liechtenstein aka my roommate is ready to leave. Which is right now!

I'll start some quality stuff when I can, well... depends on your definition of quality.

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Euroblog Part 7

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